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Yankees Bullpen Implodes against Blue Jays in ALDS Game 1
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The New York Yankees entered Game 1 of the ALDS against the Toronto Blue Jays riding high following two straight wins over bitter rivals, the Boston Red Sox, in the Wild Card Series.
The Blue Jays tacked on four more against Paul Blackburn, who ended the Yankees’ night tossing a 1.1 innings.
The club cannot allow games to get away in the late innings, especially against a tough-hitting lineup like the Blue Jays.
Yankees Starters Must Go Deep into GamesWith the Yankees behind 1-0 in the series, the attention now turns to their starters moving forward.
In doing so, the Yankees’ starters can cut down on the reliance on the club’s bullpen.